Utility Production Cell Operator

Positions and Shifts Available

Experienced Manufacturing Operators Needed for the Following

Shifts:

• A Shift (Mon
  - Wed 6:00am - 6:00pm)
• C Shift (Thurs
  - Sat 6:00am - 6:00pm)

The Utility Production Operator will routinely run one or more operational pieces of equipment supporting the facility production. The focus areas include, but are not limited to:
Panel to Part Separating, PEM Insertion/Press, Mechanical Deburring, Timesaver, Panel Taping, Edge Taping, Panel and Circuit Detaping, Circuit Tape Resealing, Panel Hipotting, Aquastorm, OSP, Tin Striping, Marseco Scrubbing, IS Scrubbing, Wise Scrubbing, Microetching, and Panel Finishing/Packaging.

• Ensures all processes are followed according to job routers, process specifications, engineering change orders (ECO's), and standard work procedures in a safe operating manner. Stops and asks for assistance when in doubt.
• Ensures required quality testing and inspection is completed within product specification and documented appropriately with actual test results.
• Performs and records all transactions and labor reporting accurately.
• Uses inventory tracking tools and labels products to process specifications; transacts inventory at the appropriate stage.
• Brought discrepancies forward to management and assists in resolution.
• Reports non-conforming products to management, fills out NCR forms, and places them in the designated area.
• Maintains a clean and organized work area to 5S standards and provides a professional pass down to the oncoming shift.
• Promotes teamwork across shifts with respect and dignity.
• Contributes ideas for process improvements that align with annual goals.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

• Performs most assignments independently.
• As knowledge increases, requires little to no supervision.
• Communicates professionally and builds teamwork across shifts.
• Takes initiative and starts work without being told.
• Willing to learn new tasks or responsibilities.
• Flexible to meet business needs across all cells.
• Advanced operators can independently solve complex problems.
• Comfortable working with hazardous chemicals.

Education and/or

Experience:

High School diploma or GED required. A minimum of 3–6 months sustained employment in a manufacturing environment.

• Panel to Part Separating
• Restriking
• PEM Insertion/Press
• Mechanical Deburring
• Time Saver
• Panel Taping
• Edge Taping
• Panel and Circuit Detaping
• Circuit Tape Resealing
• Panel Hi Potting
• Aquastorm
• OSP
• Tin Stripping
• Marseco Scrubing
• IS/WISE Scrubbing
• Microetching
• Panel Finishing/Packaging

• Can read part prints and use or become qualified to use specialized tools (Eye Loupe, Scale, Caliper, Feeler or Pin Gauges).
• Mechanical aptitude to support TPM within assigned area.
• Able to read and comprehend basic instructions.
• Basic computer skills.
• Basic mathematical skills.
• Teamwork ability.
• Good oral and written communication skills.